Re Desmond MacCarthy going to Bryn Mawr to lecture.

Re: information on various phonograph recordings by BR.

Re a Lucy Donnelly Fellowship.

Re a Lucy Donnelly Fellowship.

Re a Lucy Donnelly Fellowship.

Re Lucy Donnelly article.

Also enclosed is the letter Toyoshima received from Edith Russell as secretary to BR dated 7 Dec. 1959. Toyoshima was a student of BR's at UCLA in 1939-1940. Also re Robert Gordon Sproul, UCLA president then.

Re Edith's Lucy Donnelly article.

Re Edith's Lucy Donnelly article. Mimeos are directions and suggestions for contributors.

Re receipt of Lucy Donnelly article.

Re payment for Lucy Donnelly article.

Originally filed before Trab.

"We live, as you see from this letter-head, in North Wales, deep in the country, seven and a half hours by train from London, with a heavenly view of the Welsh hills and the sea, surrounded by garden and farm land. Three of Bertie's grandchildren live with us but are away at school much of the time. No maids, but two 'dailies' each morning. People from all over the world—many from the U.S.A.—all colours, black, yellow and white, coming and going all the time. So life is busy and most unpredictable—and interesting."

"In 1957 I had to spend several months in bed because of a heart attack and, since then, Bertie has had several serious illnesses, and we have been in gaol, and—oh dear me! I can't remember all the ups and downs. But here we are, and would like immensely to see you."

"... in the last years, owing to various moves, my papers have been lost and misplaced sadly." [Archives.]

Translation from German attached.

Letter consists of poem, 2 coloured sketches of BR, and brief closing remarks.

Photocopy of ts. contains biographical information about Lucy Donnelly; Viola Stephens was married to Lucy's nephew.

Both enclosures concern his possible candidacy in the general election opposing nuclear weapons. Leaflet is titled Thoughts on the Government's Decision to Manufacture the Hydrogen Bomb.

Ms. contains biographical information about Lucy Donnelly.

Refers to letter signed by BR et al. on homosexuality, The Observer, 28 June 1959.

Request for biographical information on Lucy Donnelly. " ... a good many of my papers have been lost or misplaced during the past years." [Archives.]

Re police treatment of homosexuals.

The letter is written on a printed report of the executive committee concerned with Chinese students at Bryn Mawr.

Envelope only.

Re Catherine MacAulay article.

Re portrait of Catherine MacAulay.

Leaflet is titled Food for Thought.

Also signed by Isidor B. Hoffman.

Booklet is titled Poems for Poppycock, by D'Arcy Cresswell.

Re Aldermaston marches.

Offers support for Voice of Women in Canada.

Ts. is titled "Autobiography of Di-tsin Tsing".

Re release of liens for new place.

Incomplete letter; on the verso of letter to R. Towle.

Enclosed is genealogical information on the Finch family.

Finch family genealogy.

Finch family genealogy.

Finch family genealogy.

Finch family genealogy.

Finch family genealogy.

Letter is written on front of Greek pamphlet.

"Mr. Solzhenitsyn's perversely unfair attack on Bertrand Russell is the second he has made in less than two years." File contains many newsclips on Solzhenitsyn.

Re appearance of Alexander Solzhenitsyn on BBC "Panorama".

Re appearance of Alexander Solzhenitsyn on BBC "Panorama".

Letter is presumably to BR although there is no salutation—or signature either.

Letter was not sent.

Letter was not sent.

Ts. is titled "Inch System versus Metric System".

Re Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

Re: decimal system; on the verso of Tucker's letter.

Postcard is a photo of the writer.

Wedding invitation of Alastair Yule; answer "No".

On the verso of Turet's letter.